"The Spirit of the American Doughboy" was the most widely proliferated of the post-WWI "Doughboy" monuments. Bullhead still honors theirs a century after Armistice.

A unique sculpture from the New Deal era.

A Pair of Bulls — a Hereford and an Angus — Stand as a Tribute to Miller's Ranching Heritage

Out of his head. Onto the highway.

A pitch for audience participation in answering the question: Who is Fred Hill?

The South Dakota-North Dakota border is the only state line in the nation "marked by conspicuous monuments of the most durable material."

Is the geographical center of North America at Rugby, Robinson, or Center, North Dakota? Or across the state line in Pierre?

In downtown Chamberlain, six animal sculptures created by WPA artists are reminders of a submerged island Shangri-la.

A buoy beckons in Haakon County's sea of grass.

An exhibit at Sioux Falls' Ipso Gallery looks at the stuff that becomes ideas that become stuff.

The Sisseton Wahpeton Oyate-raised artist provided the perfect soundtrack for the lighting of the monument.

South Dakota state artist laureate Dale Lamphere sat down with us a few months ago to talk about his work, including his new statue, Dignity.

The 29th annual NPIAM brings world-class American Indian art to Sioux Falls Sept. 15-18.

Sculptor John Lopez teams up with Nigerian artists Dotun Popoola and Jonathan Imafidor to create Boss Cowman Square in downtown Lemmon.